The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-07
SPORTAT WEST SlDEPARK
BlDDY BOWLING. PHIL LEE,
AVERY, BUCKH0UND
And Brock the Wlnners-Rgmont
Sold for SIS, 000-Corrisan Sues
for $1,000 Damages.

nashville, TENN, May 6.-Tbe fine
sport afforded at West Side Park con-
tinues to grow in popularity, and to-
day the largest crowd of the season
was present. -.
First Race.-Selling, purse $500, one
mile. The starters were: Charley
Marks, 92, Finnegan; Alfred, l02,
Hogan; War Sign, 80, Barnes; Err
mine, 9S, Z kie; Big Three, ITO, Tur-
ner; Biddy Bowling, ITO, Adams;
Fronie Louise, l02, Gerhardy; Broad
head, 92, Richie. The post odds we're:
8 to /, Charley Marks; 10 to l, Alfred;
4 to l, Wsrsign; s to s, Ermipe; 20
to l, Big Three; q to l, Biddy Bowl
ing; ITO /, Fronie Louise; 80 to l,
Brosdhead. Biddy Bowling won by
q length; Warsign second, Charley
Marks third. Tine-1 :45a.
Second Race Purse of $400, g free
handicap, nine furlongs and a half.
Starters: Phil Les (l08), Caldwell ;
Jennie Mcfarland (9O), Adams; Eliza
Garter (9O), Elkie; St.Va' entine 900,
Barnes. Post odds: One to 2, Phil
Lee; S to /, Jennie Mcfarland; 6 to l,
Eliza Garter; % to l, st. Valentine.
Phil Lee won by a half length from
st. Valentine, second; jennie McFar'
land third. Time-2:04.
Third Race Purse OF $400, for three
year olds and upward, seven fur ongs
The starters were: Visit (9S), Adams
Euphony (90), Finnegan; Avery (lOO)
Garhardy; Lea 1867, Elkie; Drumstick
1927. Richie. The post odds were:
Six 10 l, Visit; 6 to l, Euphony even
money Avery; 10 to l, Les and Drum
stick. Avery won by Length from
Lse, second; Euphony third. Time
1:l7.
Fourth Race The trial stakes, fol
colts and fillies, two years old, five
furlonGs. This starters were: Ami
ban, lis, Caldwell; Berths, 102, Ger
hardy; Buckhound, III, BIa lock
Amelia P, l02, Turner; Ovation, lO7
Godfrey; Bonnie King, ITO, Il kie
The post odds were: 8 to l, Aniban
4 10 l, Bertha and Amelia P; q to l
Buckhound; 5 to l, Ovation; 10 to l
Bonnie King. Bloodhound won by {
half length, Auiban second, Bertha
third. nme-1:054.
Fifth Race -Gentiemen's race, purs'
5000, one mile. The starters were
Tony Pastor, 40, Van Studiferd; Eel
low Brock, l51, B. F. Cockrill, jr.
Aristocrst, l40, W. T. Berry, jr. Bur
Oaks, l55, R. 7, kirkpatrick. TIT
most odds were: 2 to |, Tony Paste
and Burr Oaks; 8 to l, Fellow Brock
even money, Aristocrat. Fellow
Brock won hy two lengths; Artistic
crst second, Burr Oaks third. Time
1:493.
ToDAY's EVENTS.
The following ae the entries
weights and pooling on tomorrow
races:
First Race. - Three.fourths mil'
Lisland, 1OS, $50; o. B., los. S.; Kinl
| 81, $25; O6l. Owens, los, $ll; Eff
Hardy, 81, So; Warsign, 104, $2l Cnsi
Marks, Sc. sly; Mediator, lO5, $40
Total in pools, $3.50.
Second Race. One mile handicap
Falls City, 30, 81; Dancing K d, III
s65; Hottentot, 106, S42; Gold Fles
95, SIP; Sam Harper, liz, $50.
Third Race Seven eignts Of mile
Eachantress, 9S, SIS; Queen Bess, 10
SIS; Luke Alexander, It's, $40; Fl
mine, l03, $3l; H0rnplpe, lob, $50,
Fourth Race One mile and on
fourth Freelanl stakes, $1,000 sdde'
Ban Nail, 81, $45; Favor, l2S, $l6l
Phil Lee, 100, sos; Irish Pat, llS, SIC
Egin, ia, $50; Spa ding, III, $50.